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All substances taking part in a certain interaction are shown below:
Carbon...
Chemistry, 20.11.2020 23:00 payshencec21
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All substances taking part in a certain interaction are shown below:
Carbonate = Calcium Oxide + Carbon Dioxide
Calcium Oxide equals: 112 G
Carbon Dioxide equals: 88 G
Which of the following is the correct estimate of the amount of calcium carbonate used in the interaction?
A. Sum of 112 g and 88 g
B. Difference between 112 g and 88 g
C. Twice the sum of 112 g and 88 g
D. Twice the difference between 112 g and 88 g
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